Marc Tobias was in London for a few days spotting Maps in the Wild. He sent me this “Queenhithe is a historic ward of London at the Thames, there is an art installation, a mosaic which shows the history of London as a timeline along the river Thames. You can […]
This pic from @wijfi comes from the Morris Museum in Morristown, NJ Fred J. Kingan (American, 1887-1947)MAP OF HISTORIC TRAILS, THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 1942-1947Oil and graphite on wood After a lifelong interest in American pioneer history, artist Fred J. Kingan, started a six-year project researching historic American trails, […]
Marc-Tobias could not resist a vist to Stanford’s London store and there he spotted these t-shirts, very useful if you are sailing across the Atlantic (without a sat-nav)
Reinder spotted these books in Antwerp. “Wow – never saw this before: cartographical decorated head (or top) edge of a book. I ran into this one in Antwerp, in a quite tempting shop, called ‘Bookz & booze‘ … ” Books with street maps on their edges in a shop called Bookz […]
Happy Leap Day! “Who knew that shallots were mini topo maps” posted Amanda Huber with quite some leap of the imagination!
A cartofailure with a Tattoo, thanks to @lecartopgraphe for sharing. Just in time to celebrate #MapFailbruary
Some impressive maps which look like they are marble on the floor of @paleisamsterdam, originally posted by Barry Ruderman from Raremaps.com
